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deluge-console under windows doesn't like having paths passed to it with single forward slashes (\). It works with backslashes (/) and double forward slashes (
)

Example:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\Deluge-Python>deluge-console "add -p C:\torrents\dox c:\python26\scripts\test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent"
This is a directory!

C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\Deluge-Python>deluge-console "add c:\python26\scripts\test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent"
This is a directory!

C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\Deluge-Python>deluge-console "add c:\\python26\\scripts\\test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent"
Attempting to add torrent: c:\python26\scripts\test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent
Torrent added!

C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\Deluge-Python>deluge-console "add c:/python26/scripts/test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent"
Attempting to add torrent: c:/python26/scripts/test.uploadfu-0.5.1-rsr.torrent
Torrent added!

This bug has been present probably forever, first observed under 1.2.0 RC1

libtorrent has this feature for quite some time now - Seeding Mode, so you can basically "skip" the hash checking when you add a torrent just for seeding.

From wikipedia:

seed mode, where the files on disk are assumed to be complete, and each piece's hash is verified the first time it is requested.

When sorting by ETA, in the WEBui, infinity is placed at the top. So the current configuration is:

• Infinity
• 2m 40s
• 340d 4h

when it should be:

• 2m 40s
• 340d 4h
• Infinity

Since infinity is the largest number it should be on the bottom.